>>15838225 pb
well now that Potato
has convinced over a third of the world's population
to reject the dollar as fiat
and to trade only with each other
#BoycottPepsi
I don't see how the U.N. can function
if China, India, Iran, Russia and Syria all pull out.
feature or bug
me too
c u next bred
>Biden says they will take steps to deny Most Favored Nation Status to Russia.
cuz war.
smdh
>10.Install their own courts in each country removing the current rules, laws and constitutions.
https://www.scribd.com/document/267364428/Soros-Ukraine-Strategy
https://www.scribd.com/document/267364428/Soros-Ukraine-Strategy
https://www.scribd.com/document/267364428/Soros-Ukraine-Strategy
>>15838686
>Why is Nuland panicking?
>
>Why is Nuland panicking?
she is the key to the Ukraine situation
wtf is a permanent ambassador to NATO?
w/ accomplices
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mich%C3%A8le_Flournoy
In 2011, Flournoy, then Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, helped persuade President Obama to intervene militarily in Libya,[26][27][28] despite opposition from members of Congress and key White House advisors, such as Joe Biden, Vice President; Tom Donilon, National Security Advisor; and Robert Gates, Defense Secretary.[27] Flournoy supported the NATO-led imposition of a no-fly zone over Libya to oust resistant leader Muammar Gaddafi, accused of ordering the killing of demonstrators and promising to "hunt the rebels down and show no mercy."[27] Flournoy said imposition of a no-fly zone necessitated first destroying Libya's air defenses with US and British cruise missiles targeting the Libyan missile defense system, and US B-2 bombers attacking Libyan airfields.[29]
In a 2013 conversation with the Council on Foreign Relations, Flournoy said she had supported US military intervention on humanitarian grounds.[28] Critics who disagreed with Flournoy described the war on Libya as "disastrous" in its destabilization of entire regions in the Middle East and North Africa,[11] facilitating the transfer of arms to extremists across countries. Two years after the ouster of Muammar Gaddafi, Flournoy defended the US military intervention in Libya, telling the Council on Foreign Relations: "I think we were right to do it."[11]